The Tang Dynasty’s Western Regions Farm Commissioner

It's all repetitive writing. Is the author a **? Fuck you!

The first harvest was written in three chapters, and it wasn't just filler. For the villagers who had been starving for several years, the golden wheat fields were not just a symbol of hunger, but a real source of sustenance and a glimmer of hope for survival. Which scene from the harvest celebration warms your heart the most?

There was no love at first sight; the bond between Fan Qingze and Li Sanniang was forged through shared hardships. She saved his life, he supported her medical practice, they were comrades-in-arms, confidants, and only lastly lovers. Do you like this kind of slow-burning, gradual development of the relationship?

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The fact that eunuchs could serve as military supervisors during the Tang Dynasty was a system designed by the emperor to distrust military generals. The military supervisor had the right to submit secret reports, and Xu, the eunuch, was merely a pawn of Li Linfu. With his family detained in Chang'an, he had no choice. Do you think the character of Eunuch Xu deserves sympathy?

Said was not born greedy. His family was wiped out, and he started from scratch. His profit-driven nature was just a cover. The later betrayal was also forced upon him by the threat to his family's lives. Can you forgive Said's betrayal?

Ashina was not a tool for providing cheat codes. The blood oath is a bond of brotherhood between people of different races, representing the purest form of trust during times of war, and brothers who can entrust their backs to each other. Do you like Ashina, this forthright and forthright Yuan man?

In the Western Regions during the Tang Dynasty, one ox was equivalent to five strong laborers. Killing an ox was considered the same crime as killing the protagonist, resulting in exile for three thousand miles. Writing about the life and death of cattle is actually writing about the survival baseline of people at the bottom of society. Do you understand the feeling of a single cow affecting the fate of the entire village?

The "wooden stick orientation method" for karez wells is not made up! After checking the Records of Water Conservancy in the Western Regions and Tang Dynasty documents, it is confirmed that the ancients really used two wooden sticks to align three points in a straight line to determine the vertical well, with an error of no more than three feet. What other incredibly practical wisdom from ancient people do you know?

There's no invincible system, only the cruelest cheat code: exchanging memories for knowledge. From forgetting breakfast to forgetting his mother's face, the price of becoming stronger is slowly losing himself. If it were you, would you trade your memories for the ability to save others?